Do the mass protests in Serbia have a foreign policy dimension?
One of the numerous conspiracy theories that have emerged since the beginning of the current mass protests in Serbia says that the student blockades are...
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Discussion: EU in Serbia targeted by disinformation campaigns, accession process poorly communicated
by EWB
BELGRADE – The Center for Study Democracy (CSD) from Sofia organized the public discussion that explored ways to strengthen European integration and improve the effectiveness...
New HR Kallas to focus on Russia, appointment of special representative for Serbia and Kosovo expected
Estonian politician Kaja Kallas will be faced with difficult tasks in the next phase of negotiations on resolving the Kosovo issue, when she replaces Spaniard...
What are the takeaways from another unsuccessful round of the Belgrade-Pristina Dialogue?
The latest round of the Dialogue on the normalisation of relations between Serbia and Kosovo shows that the EU currently has no way to persuade...
Is the “two Germanies agreement” a model for the Franco-German proposal for Serbia and Kosovo?
In recent days, the central topic on the Serbian political scene is the French-German proposal for Kosovo within the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina. On...
The war in Ukraine can bring new dynamics to the EU accession of the Western Balkans
by EWB
SOFIA – Russian aggression on Ukraine has conjured vivid memories of war in the region and the EU should do its utmost to safeguard the...
Serbian and Russian cooperation against “colour revolutions”: Political marketing or a serious intention?
by EWB
Serbian Minister of Interior Aleksandar Vulin paid a two-day visit to Russia at the beginning of December where he, alongside other things, had a meeting...
[BSF] Due to influence of the state, investments from China can be a source of political risk
by EWB
BELGRADE – Serbia has attracted 1.5 billion Euros of direct investments from China in the past five years, but the question is whether this is...
Fifteen years of Serbia’s membership in the Partnership for Peace: Cooperation stable, the public uninformed
For almost fifteen years of Serbia’s membership in the Partnership for Peace, the list of concrete achievements of this cooperation in the fields of security...
Serbia unlikely to start participating in NATO missions
Five days after the fall of Kabul to the Taliban, on 20 August, NATO officially suspended all support to the Afghan authorities, which it has...